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The hexagon pillow stones of Peru are artificially made by the Nephilim and never by humans using bags of ancient Crushed limestone Hydraulic Mix Yes, thank you for your hard work. It seems the jury is going to be out for a long time yet, due to the conflicting data and information on every aspect of these stones. Don't believe the crap about using brass tools on 6.7 hardness stone, this is impossible to do effectively. Hardened carbide steel chisels have a near impossible task of cutting tiny pieces of the hard stone away, which is extremely time consuming. If it took 2 weeks to cut and shape one stone, then eons of time would have been required to build any thing. But if you crush the stone at the query site, then moving the stone material is a no brainer. Then mixing the crushed stone aggregate with an all weather binder, which hardens the mix in balloon type bags, while the mix cures on the wall is doable also. It also solves the problem of lifting the stones. QED

Don't believe the crap about using brass tools on 6.7 hardness stone, this is impossible to do effectively. Hardened carbide steel chisels have a near impossible task of cutting tiny pieces of the hard stone away, which is extremely time consuming. If it took 2 weeks to cut and shape one stone, then eons of time would have been required to build any thing. But if you crush the stone at the query site, then moving the stone material is a no brainer. Then mixing the crushed stone aggregate with an all weather binder, which hardens the mix in balloon type bags, while the mix cures on the wall is doable also. It also solves the problem of lifting the stones. QED

The stones of Peru are artificially made using bags of ancient Crushed limestone Hydraulic Mix Yes, thank you for your hard work. It seems the jury is going to be out for a long time yet, due to the conflicting Spanish data and information on every aspect of these stones. ON THE ONE HAND, IF THE STONES ARE NATURAL , then we are left with impossible cutting of the stone, and the impossible moving of the huge stone blocks. Plus the near impossible lifting of the 800 ton stones into place. But its the absolutely impossible fitting of the many strange poly-megalithic shapes that are the biggest problem. If the stones are truly all natural, then an army of stone cutters, trying to use millions of brass tools seems near impossible to me. But if the stone are a special (lost formula) Hydraulic limestone, then everything, but the actual grinding is the main problem. To me, as an engineer of 49 years, it looks like the later is much easier to do, over-all. The solar-powered blade saws cut out the huge stone blocks. Then solar baking the stone weakens the stone matrix. The weakened natural stone is then subsequently crushed (the only hard part), then can easily be mixed and poured into forming mortar bags to cure. The one hour curing time allowed to quick set before the next bag is placed on top of it. The artificial stones could then be heated or chemically temper glazed for surface endurance. The stone forming bags easily explain the pillow-like budging effect and will allow the perfect fits between stones of every possible size and shape. If the bags were bio-degradable, then most everything is explained. The main question becomes: what was the stone heating source and how as it applied to the stones.QED

The obsidian is slick and made the stones easier to slide into place.

Check out The Mad Plasmatist. The short pillars I at the end resemble the lingams at certain temples in India which Praveen Mohan believes were used to generate electricity.

The Mad Plasmatist believes electricity was used.

Those H blocks from Bolivia absolutely look like poured & formed concrete.

This really pisses me off because I've been saying this for decades. Im not joking here. The idea of pouring these blocks in a liquid form has always made sense to me. Of course I have no idea how they did it but the idea just seems so obvious. I guess its just not as exciting as aliens.

Search "geopolymer", it makes much more sense than the theory of "melting rocks". Instead it would be more useful "moulding them" by using geopolymers, a bit like making concrete. You can make geopolymer out of limestone, granite, and all sorts, and after that, they will survive for thousands of years if done correctly. This whole idea of "melting" stones is far-fetched since you would clearly have signs of vitrification, such as the vitrified forts found all over Scotland. This theory has been going around for ages and seems a little misleading and outdated, to be fair, as there are lots of holes in it. People have made geopolymer granite and marbles! I suppose one could say it's "melted" as in, malleable because it's been ground down to dust and bound back into place.

what if they used crystals instead of glass to use with the sun ...is that possible because we know south america is home to some of the biggest abundance of clear crystals which could in theory be used the same way glass would be used to magnify sunbeams and melt stone

you can also tell how they scooped our the rock once it was melted ...it was probably a process that needed to be done quickly , bit by bit .. when you look at the key carving you mentioned you can see the individual scoops they took from the stone ...which means they probably had to used a concentrated heat on that stone in a smaller spot bit by bit ....heat scoop , heat scoop ..I imagine the stone when heated to that point was like mud but would quickly harden as it cooled

I totally agree I also believe the same for the pyramids in egypt ..It makes so much more sense then lifting huge blocks ....if they made molds for each block and cement sandstone techniques really explains allot in terms of what we're mystified about

A lot of stuff here I've never seen before - thanks for sharing :)

Show me how you melt a 100-ton monolith. Even if you could the time needed is not practical to create all those walls.

I'm sorry, I didn't see how the documentary lived up to it's title,. What's the conclusion, so they found gold? How long are they gonna drag this out? I mean what's the straight answer? I mean it's intersting but conclude with a hard finding. Are the clicks helping to fund the research?

Melted stones ...can it be called lavalized stones

Let's bee realistic in millions of years since earth has sustained life on it, do we you really think our civilization is the most advance that ever lived here? Many ancient ruins were built on top of existing pre-flood structures by civilizations we have no information about.

Imagine yourself. They only had sticks and did this with mud and cones? Of course, it took 4000 years! Then they disappeared, so that we can experience their religion of sticks and stones!

Stop it! You DO NOT know how any of this was built. You have no idea. Just stop it! Do your research, by all means, but keep it to yourself until you can PROVE something.

The Incas didn't made these, they found it and reuse it

"Peacefully absorbed"

No not true. Archaeologists have found all of the Rock quarries where the stones were quarried

Somebody tag Milo plz

Funny how people with this supposed advanced stone melting technology, etc, are always depicted as simpletons without shoes or proper clothing, living among ruins. Perhaps we're the ones that are simple.

Fact: We do not know, how these stone blocks were cut, transported and finished! We do have ideas, but we do not want to believe any high technology, as it was 60,000 years ago (Baalbek, Pyramid bases and so on). For me it looks like, they had a method for cutting both stone blocks at their contact area at once, to fit them so tight. The same as perfectly cutting two velours carpets, when reaching at a doorway. The question is left: How and why did they know this high technology over the world? Who teached them with that?

Copy Cats get your Owen info

the music in the background while you are talking is awful, otherwise excellent video (allthough i did not get through it , it gave me a headache).

The background music is quite annoying in the video, for example at 12:30, also too loud.

Couldn’t be the apocalypse or the elements melted with the fervent heat - Had to be humans Melted stone?.

Electricity didn't exist in our history?? You need to keep up dude your video is out of date by about 15 ~ 20 years.

Most people are uncomfortable with uncertainty. I am certain that I don't know how they did it (completely uncertain). I am certain that conventional archeologists are uncertain and don't want to admit it, even to themselves. And they will condemn you for having the temerity to have a theory about the matter, which, of course, may be wrong, i.e. uncertain.

This is a very unlikely explanation. Unfortunately, all of the other explanations are even more unlikely, like aliens and such. I salute The Voyager TV for having the courage to present this theory head-on. Conventional archeologists seem to be ignoring this little problem.

These archeological sites were from pre cataclysmic events that wiped out all but a few people. Some state that the pyramids were power plants. I agree to a point but I believe that they were huge cathodes used to attract and harness positive ions in the form of lightning. If you check out the Bosnian pyramid and the research that has taken place you will see that the air inside is always cool and negatively charged due to running water found under man-made ceramic stones. Channel this to a gold topped pyramid and attract that free power to store in huge batteries (massive versions of the Baghdad batteries). Well that's my theory and one which makes sense to my electronic engineering background. Gold remnants have been found on the top of pyramids as have chemicals inside what Egyptologists called air vents. In one air vent in which a small camera was inserted we all saw the 2 metal probes in the covering stone. I used to think that the stones were cut using high power waves at the resonant frequency of the stone material. I now believe they were cut with pure electrical power using a conductive substance on the stone surface grounded to the earth with shaped anodes to cut the stone. That's my theory, it makes sense to me anyway. 😁

It’s basic Y cement in the shape of animals and their constellations

total nonsense

"We didnt have electrixity in our history"....gtfo😂😂😂😂😂

Why build so high up in the mountains and then in this manner, so much labour and time spent, for what?

Your small demonstrations probably are unable to be scaled up to melt 50 ton rocks.

A very underrated channel.

That is why they call it the stone age. Came from reality not made up history.

No one melted any stones, stop the nonsense. The stones were cut and quarried and hand worked. Not melted, are poured. Not magic just incredible difficult hard work.

But the Incas have stated the stones and buildings were there before them so why concentrate on the Incas?

Music is horrible and distracting way too loud and Busy. Completely ruin's it for me 👎

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At Tawotiuacan the round corner temple with serpent heads at the base , the scar was deep and is obviously powered by something that cuts through stone. 🎉

It is our today civilization who calls them primitive, but they were not primitive, it is our arrogance 😅

A wise man once said, "you're full of baloney"

There's already been a study done on the composition of the polygonal walls. The larger stones at the base were part natural limestone but with a conglomerate coating. The smaller ones above were completely unnatural in composition. The processes involved are unknown but the ancients obviously had a system where they could shape the soft limestone concrete and put it into place. As the geology is now known it'd be facinating to see some experiments figuring out how they did it. My guess is they did it much like you would treat clay when making pots. As it dries you are able to manipulate it in different ways.. For instance, if they covered the surface of a block below with a soft mix they could put a harder one above and it would create a perfect join. Then repeat the process as they put the next layer into place. They did this study with a view to preserve the sites from erosion but if they did a further study with a view to recreating the walls I'm sure they could figure it out...

I don’t understand why people don’t get that ancient people simply cut huge blocks of semi cooled volcanic ash nearby (very light) and then stacked them as bricks. Hence the weird interlocking shapes. Millennia later these blocks sedimented and became heavy solid granite. 4:57

Hard to believe need molds to make them. Where are the molds.